Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Broadcom chip will make Intel’s new Atom platform HD-capable

Broadcom chip will make Intel’s new Atom platform HD-capable A


The BCM70015 supports Crystal HD Adobe Flash Player 10.1 and Windows Media Player 12th Intel has validated it as a supplement. Nvidia, however, doubted that Pine Trail natively play 720p can.


Broadcom has announced a chip toshiba satellite a205 battery that will enable the HD video on netbooks with Intel’s new Atom platform "Pine Trail. Netbook Intel’s director for marketing Anil Nanduri confirmed that Intel has validated this chip ". According to the manufacturer, see the "Crystal BCM70015 HD" software support for Adobe Flash Player 10.1 and Windows Media Player 12th


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The BCM70015 is HD-capable Netbooks some (Image: Broadcom).


Broadcom chip will make Intel’s new Atom platform HD-capable B


Intel has limited the digital resolution of the graphics unit of Pine Trail to a maximum of 1368 x 768 pixels. Analog only via VGA possible on Netbooks 1400 times 1050 pixels and Nettops 2048 times 1536 pixels. External Full-HD monitor or desktop All-in-one device with a large LCD panel can be with the new Atom platform is no longer controlling the highest quality.


Whether a netbook the Broadcom chip actually contains, and thus full HD-capable or not, customers need to probably check yourself. Nanduri, "I think there will be some systems that use this chip." According to him, playing videos in the smaller high-definition 720p resolution is possible with standard atom chips.


A more powerful option offers HD Nvidia with the Ion-chip, which can also complement the new Intel processors. "With Jon Macbook Pro battery, you will be able to watch Hulu or Youtube HD HD both with 720 and 1080," says Nvidia product manager David Ragone. Intel’s claim concerning the 720p he disagrees: "With standard Intel components without ion both is impossible."


According to Ragone ion is also suitable for Blu-ray video and computer games in HD. The latter differs from the Nvidia Broadcom solution.